Ahmad Khatami, a member of the Society of Teachers of Qom Seminary, said: "Unfortunately, some think the seminary is inactive, while I testify that both during my service in the Supreme Council and now, the Supreme Council and the management of the seminaries are striving to implement the Leader's guidelines." He added: "The Leader is not only a high-ranking leader but also an expert in religious studies who has insight into all issues of the seminary, and we hope that the trust placed in us today will be passed on to future generations in a fruitful and flourishing manner."
Member of the Society of Teachers of Qom Seminary: Unfortunately, Some Think the Seminary is Inactive
Ahmad Khatami, a member of the Society of Teachers of Qom Seminary, defends the activity of the seminary against claims of inactivity, emphasizing the commitment to the Leader's guidelines. This statement highlights the ongoing role of the seminary in Iranian society and governance.
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📰 What Happened
Ahmad Khatami defended the Qom Seminary against claims of inactivity, asserting that it actively works to implement the Supreme Leader's guidelines. He emphasized the seminary's ongoing commitment to its educational and religious roles.
- Khatami claims the seminary is actively engaged in implementing the Supreme Leader's directives.
- The statement reflects concerns about the perception of the seminary's role in Iranian society.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Qom Seminary is a vital institution in Iran, training clerics and influencing both religious and political discourse. The Supreme Leader's directives are central to its operations.
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